Red spots on epigastric furrow.

Grin

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Well, i'm not entirely sure whats on the epigastric furrow. But i'm curious and didn't come across any other threads.
She molted out about a month or so ago and didn't have then. I just noticed it last night.
Yes, the substrate is kept dry and i've already checked for mites...


DSCN4084dsfz by PorcelainGrin, on Flickr


If there are any threads that i might have missed, feel free to post them.

Thanks, Britt
 

Formerphobe

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Without some cytology, or at least a couple of different views... it's really hard to say. Does that whole pale area protrude from the rest of the cranial abdomen?
Could be an old injury, or a cyst that she's abraded on the substrate resulting in a possible bacterial infection. Oh, but you said she didn't have it immediately post-molt?
Hopefully someone will be along with more info for you. Hope she molts out of that. What species?
 

Grin

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Just that small area.
shes been on the same substrate since i've had her in my care 7 months ago.
All substrate is baked before i put in their enclosures.
She never had it before or after molt.
More then likely accrued in the past 2 weeks.

She is a G.rosea.

I was suppose to ship her off to her new family, but i don't think that's going to happen now, i would like to try and find out what it is before i leave for a couple months.
 

Formerphobe

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Yeah, I'd be afraid to ship her like that. Anyone local who can T sit for you?
 

Grin

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Well my husband will only be away for a month as well, and i do have someone from the boards coming to check on them.
 

ciColors

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I know this is a very old thread, but my T has something similar and I can't get pics right now. Does anyone else have any idea what these spots are?
 
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